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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-03
THE MAYOR AND THE VACANT OFFICES.

HOW HE CAME TO APPOINT Mr. O'BRIEN-NO
HURRY ABOUT THE OTHER PLACES
Mayor Hewitt said yesterday q Some criticism has
been made my appointment vt Morgan j. OBrien
as Corporation Counsel. wisb to say that offered
the place originally to Mr. Orien and he declined 1t.
Then cast about Tor the best to fill the place.
Charles r. MacLean was recommended to me. have
sincere regard tor Mr.. MacLean gentleman and
lawyer said that II lie would obtain the indorse-
mont OF both wings OF the Democracy, would take
the matter of his appointment into consideration.
He did not obtain Endorsement and therefore his
appointment was never seriously considered by me.
Later MI. OBrien induced by his friends to re-
consider hs determination to accept the place and
then appointed him. Some criticism has been made
on the tact that ne Is a member OF T.mmany Hall
Well ] vas dominated by Tammany Hall Az a mat
ter of fact, however, appointed Mr.. Orien becauCe
believe him to be good business man, az well as an
excellent lawyer considered Mr.. Deans acquire
1nents think he would make q good Corporation
Counsel. He moro than any other man know of Is
familiar with municipal law. With Mr.. OBren con.
Quoting the bus of the Office and Mr. Dean assist
ing him, there Is no question that the Office will 10
How about the Street Cleaning Commissioner
holds over. have seen decided Improvement in
3he condition OF the streets during the last month
1hsre they are cleaned by the Department. They are
ueh better cleaned than those In the districts where
9he work IL done by the contractors. have wrtten
70 Mr. Coleman that the work OF the contractors
% better done be will hear from me. There Is no
Rurry about hlng the vacancies In the Tar and Fire
departments The city's interests not suffering
~ reason OF the appointments not being made"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-03
Steamboats, ano Railroads.

A LBANY BOArS-PEOPLkS LiNE;;MNp1n
n ACE steamers DREW and DEAN Hi0 ~ % 1o,tg
leAvoevery wask iay at at p III tro u Flol - ~ vs.
Canslsk 49,. -, ,.n,rt,r,
Leave brooklyn, via Annex Fulton'se' ~ " M w
Tuesday, June 81
A TROY BOATS, CITIZENS Ill LINE. -
fooof GhrsIsphsrst North River. lazy eto,pt
an the North 3ullN st'tuot "u'''' "
AlDaay. Troy Excursion Tickets. saol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-03

CHORE LINE, all Rail Route, for Boston;
- Newport and the Fast Express, leaves Gran9 "a
Fast Express at III p M daily pSewpqpr.r OK s
sayes NJ % NJ except sunday. Palace ParIor cars
orr sleeping Cars TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-03
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY.

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER,
Tine Table OF june 27h. 1884,
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, " Bound BROOK
Route" at 400 1870. 300. ii 90 1880 500 400 o51
$780, 1900 p. sUNDAYsat 400 $40. w.; $780, l2;oo
Trains leaving at 400 $780, IL 90 m, $780, 400 $50
1870 n m connection for Reading Harrisburg
POtisvle 400 for Easton. Bethlehem Allentown,
Reaiing. Harrisburg eto. On SUNDAYS for Easton -
Esston. bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch chunk
S:3Oa m for Easton Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch chunk,
Wikesbarrr Scranton. Reading. Harrisburg Pottsvlc
Temsqua. shamokin. sunbury. Iewsburg Williamsport
loo and 1870 p. m for Faston Bethlehem, Ahento"n'
Mauch Chunk. Reading. HARRISBURG etc 80, o.
has D. m for Easton bethlehem Allentown Mauoh Chunk
wkesbarro Scranton. Tamaqua. shamokin sunoury Levi"
40 D. m for Faston Bethlehem. Allentown. etc
6l5 M for Kaston Bsthlehem Allentown, Manch Cnunx
400 s:I5. $780, HIS a. m. 1.3o $50 $50. 400. 4So,
BIO Clio D. IN Sundays 900 a M, 400 p M Tor ke,
Bank Long Branch. Grove except sundayS Point
400 s:l5 M. 1870. 4:so for Lakewood. Toms River
and BarneEat ..,..,. r,, ,y..,.,, pr,oo,o,
400 Si5 i'll 10. 1880 s3o, $50 p. for Freehold
400 600 sis. 80. 1890. 1913 q. M, lSO, 23O 400,
$50 boo $50. 6l5 n. sundays 300 a No. 4oo y. ~
lot fer'n nNEw.JERsEY SOUTHERN DIV.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
For LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &c.
From PIERS. n. II. -
At.30, 500. 900 HOO loo, 3to Al o3O p m.
Sundays $780, ll:o0a M, $50 D. m for Highlands sea
orfa 6oRf 6 sanSn 4so $50 for Atlantic High lands
AtsoO 200. hoo m. loo 3t5. $50 3;sO P "a ior
Eberon Asbury Park Ocean Grove. Ocean Beach, spring
Lake. PIT Pleasant. &c.. ro,,.
River and Barnegat ,. nh, rr..uu
end Atlantic city.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. On and after JUNE ~, 1897.
AMMAN TpTrNK

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains NewYork Desbrosses and Corand Streets
HARRISBURG Pitsburg West with Pullman ralace
cssass Smoking Sleeping
Cars r m every day CORY and Eric
Tor Petroleum.
SSF 95s i2 wa,o,
' ton Express. u Pa%an Psnn.yiS.sI,
nns Car snS sH aS 10 IL
!Sgson sSS mi nj Rss%ias S.sg 500 ssS iSSs
$,s;s e%S ss;ss1 @s s$ass{ m '' anu
For CAPE s1 May T week sssp S%aas anu
R Sn ia ny and as me-
$50 sIo $40 Limited. l:lo Band 6,50 on sunday
FOL S az n asd s va
and Norfolk Railroad soOp M every day via baltimore
Bo aaa Spy hs fas
qJoTsey City lhOrdns speedy and direct transfer for
$ sas% ws.s5 5S i. La 100
fro% Eh sS s SsS s Sss
Ss i SaS lsS iSo So !. S. s9S
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
EXPRESS Trains Leave via De'Oro''e' and cors
sn sa PIS c1 and f iss ss1
llloa m, $40 p m sundays. Express 6lb @ LnltoD'
Tram. u leaving daily sunday at
ON sne sandays % rqs 10 H. and NJ
Returning trains Leave Broa Street station. Phiadephs
1901 800, 4;O5 4i0 5l0 ESQ., $50. $40. 800 9to IL
and i1:l5 Limited Express with Dining Car ~ and
so mn 2Sa s 2sS s2e S S S o go aas
Sio 1910. 500 4:5O Llalted S2s. es5. 7'la and
Leave Phiaaelphia Camden. 900 m. and 4so p M
daily. except sunday.
Ticker Orices $40 ABS and ga Broadway Asor House.
foot OF Desbrosses and Cortland sts
Courts and BROOKLYN Annex station foot OF Fultonst
rooklvni station Jersey cyi Emigrant Ticket once Cas-
tie Garden. 80 :, , .,.,.
The New YORK. Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences
CHARLES T.. PUGH, j. H. WOOD
General Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-03
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

NETWORK NEW-HAvEN AND HARTFORD r
Trains Harlem River station corner aud Lin
colnave Third Avenue Bridge across Harlem River
Preached by Second Avenue and Suburban Esyated rail-
roads, daily, except Snntays at $40 755, 9l0. 10
~ m 2lO 355. $40 $40 $40. 1870 m. for Port Nor
rs Casanova lOak PenD. Hunts FONT West Farms Van
Nest West Chester. Bay Chester pelham Bay) Barlow
City rsand Pelham Manor and New Rochelle connecting
New Rochelle with trains for all points the main Inns Of
the New.YOrk New Haven and Hartford Railroad Shore
Line and Air Line Divisions NewCanaan, Middletown New
Britain Suield branches and Boston and all points
East
Midnight New Rochelle and all intermediate sta
lions q IL 10 a. m. daily. except Mondays
for New Rochelle and intermediate stations
at a. M 1901 and g. 80 m the latter tr ain connecting at
Now Rochelle with train 70 STANFORD
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european advertisements.
GRAfEFUL-coMFoRT
EPPS'S COCOA.

pREAKFAsT"By thorough oglsits OF tns nat ,,
laws which govern the operations ofdigeson ana
and Inv OF n fne lfol eIto,
Cocoa Mr. Epps mas provided breakfast WIN
deoatey Favored beverage which may save US nan
Soriors bs Itisby tao uiicions ussh snoh
diet that may be gradually % 81 snh
enough every tendency 10 ulstsse
lie floating around rs ready 70 ataex NV
an, onrseIyes we'll fortified with pure blood and prop
siy norshed irane"-Cvil service Gazette ,v IN ,If
AIDE simply with boiling water or mix So'1 pp5 e 90
wound tins by 0rocers. labelled thus An Ed Fl
A omnopathio Chenists London EngahL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-03
N,Ew.YoRK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

For Red Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove Asoury ratA'
Oesa, peaoh Spring Lake, Point Pleasant SO.
ocean D' C0MMENCiNo. JUNE 81. 1881. a..
o,ns leave York foot Cortandt and Desbrosse ss
7lo % 10 A. MI 1900 noon 900 lO JAY ,in,.o"7 "a
press except Red Bankh - 10 900 p m sunuys' CAV
From loot Of Iibertyst sl6: $50 .lll5 m, hyv
o. NJ and M Sunday trains do not stop at ocean oroVe
or Asbury Park.
Denotes express trains. ,,,ooo pArnWIN
'oN snnt den Pas. AgI p r. II. q. PA G. IL II OF ~ y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-03
WEST SHORE RAILROAD:

w NJ q. n III. IL. ~ CoY csscos. ,
Tra,ns lava West 42i.st. station a. follows III" ~
earlier iron foot OF Jayst, North River ;s1.nm.
e" natrot and Chicago 1905 H., 900. 'oio HI
f. Louis ,o;oo R11aio Rochester Suspension Bridge
Niagara Falls 3l5 $3.50 a. mr. 500 sio " .7.l5 .o;6b
Kingston, saugerues. thtsAh' Ai''"'' O0'
1880 A. M. '6:0J .Ssl5 p M ,owh,rr .,oA5 .s.l5
CTanstonjs Point, CORNWALL Newpu,s'x sSik s.AS
.7l5 g:b5 slOl5. ll30 NJ si;,o . ~ ., Nav
D. M, and o - a., 3'a5 900 p h o''n''On D.
burg. "a ,,.,oao ras, G.O5 N m
rIpton London $3.50 a. M '1:O5. Sl5 p. M TORONTO
1872 osan sleeping ears Tor Buffalo, Niagara Falls cncn
natl Detroit, Chicago and ST. LOUIS - nraw,ng room
Saratoga Specials ll.So n in'' on " ''
cars through 10 saratoga e..u,.,. only s.Ak m
George IL so a. M satuut non Pha.
Kaatersk Hunter Hobart Grand no.on % room
nieia 35 400 IL el4o 3lo D. a. M via
ears 10 Grand Hotel Mountain House ana hsa.ersA "'
ph,enicia on o. co. 80 a. and $40 ~. uss * TIN
PaenviIe Cairo Mountan House stoi a., on
a 1Iso A IN, g;i5 D. m Drawingfoon car 10 's''AH' o'
III 80 a. M and $40 u. ~. irans ,eo,,rdar. onlv
psiiv tpaily except Saturday. ssaturuays o"J'
other trains daily except sunday .,ng oar accopmoda
ro MI, spply al Offices. BooSlyn.-5So ASH
inston.st $50 Fulton.st Annex once ioos ~
LEV ori CIV 1858 1856 el2 Broadway io3 bo"ssi ~
Psr. rlace aud Vest shore stations 'oo' ~ sMBkRT
foot Of Jay St., N H. ,.o,orsi passenyer Agent
VanlelDutaya '~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-03

AMERICAN COTTON OIL TRUST.
annual meeting of the above was held at the Office
tho Trust the LIST inst ttta
pssd ~ below, $500 : '''' = !
Sss pats 1t the END Of fiscal year. rs, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-03
Proposals.
finanrial.
MonBZQna Gold MilinG COMPANY,

OF NASHVILLE. Ell DORADO CO.. CAL.
Office, as Broadway, n. Y, Room 121
(sTOCK FULL PAID AND NON.ASSEsSABLE)
This company the well-developcd Montezuma Gold
Mine and complete equipped 10 stamp mill and
hosting WORKS located the GREAT MOTHER LODE OF
dividend mines
It spring field and the plymouth
10 feet wide OF which several thousand
tons have paying SIC per ton. with 100000
In sight equal TO 81. 000 900 in value. -
feet OF Skating and drifting ditch
ten but at OF $3BU00 which insures free
water power for the propert y all times OF the year.
The reports ote conservative mining engineers OF
California Professor r. ii. Stretch,
mend addition Of stamp mill to the l0stamp
mill operation when tho mine will produce the fol-
lowing results;
Asio' '"..p ''',. - ............. $3.50
Fynsnse. Of inning and milling So 90 per $50
Nat ,ro0t mar day-. ................... $1,000
6e American and Trust Company the Registrars
OF the stock. 1890
limited number Of subscriptions win be receivedat
81 PER SHARE.
prior to listing New-York Exchanges at Office OF
r. & @. s. MILLIKIN Bankers and Brokers,
70 broadway and 10 New-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-03

CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
~ STEAMERS KAATERsKILL AND CATsKILL
Leave Pier SO, ". r.. foot OF Jay-st.
EVERY WEEK DAY AT p. NJ,
Except that Saturdays Kaatersk leaves at p NJ and
Walter Brett at d.
CATsKILI MOUNTAIN AND CAIRO r. r. CONNECTS
Listof houses rates. &C., at pier. or mailed free by
MI HUGHES. Treasurer, Catsklll, N. Y.
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and VEST

~ FRN RAILROAD. SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN
NEW.YOIlK and BUFFALO. LIGHTNING EXPRhSS
TRAINS NO DUST ALWAYS on TIME. PULLMAN
pAIACF DAY AND SLEEPING COACHES,
Depos NewYork foot OF Barclay and customer ss
for Water Gap. sirondsbnrg Scranton Bnghamton EmrS
Bath Buffalo Syracuse oswego Greene onsrd Norw men
Vile aud Norhum beand at owego for ithaca and nterme
date stations ,.,,-. ,,-,.... ,or ,y.,.r la,
Owego and Fnra connects Al Scran'
Ton for Pittston. Kingston Wukesoarre, go ,,
4lO D. M. scranton WIkesbarre and Kingston Eapress
n m Daily Buffalo Limited Express Tor StruudsDnrg.
Scranton Bnghamton. owego Elmira Corning Bat way.
land Buffalo. &c, arriving In Buiao Hio Nj seepns
o D. m. Daily Bunalo Utica and oswego Express for
s,roudsburg scranton Binghamon Cortland, syracuse
oswego Greene oxford Norwich Utica &C. connects al
intermediate stations except Saturdays
Connects Buffalo with trains for all points vest -
daily Pullman sleeper attached -.
Tor sale and baggage checked at 2s5 Broadway and
n, Westcott EXPIRES. offices In NewYork and Brooslyn
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NALL RIVER LINE.-FOR BOSTON,
II EwpnpT FALL RIYER. AND EAST AND

LALL RIVER LINE.-FOR BOSTO
NEWPORT FALL RIVER, AND EAST AND
DAILY SERVICE now eeng operated S,.to on
ciy NJ ster Ccha rtered and Old Colony FINE
RAND AND ORCHESTRA ATTACHED ~ EACh
sTEA AMER Leave York from Pier 70 told So.) NJ IT,
foot Murray. st.. rs follows; o.. r..,.,
$50 D. NJ Fall River direct connecting ior nos.ou
Fitchbnra BEDFORD Marthas Vineyard Nantucket and
loo al points Old COLONY Railroad - - I'm ,,v..
NJ m for Newpot due about 545 a. M and Fan River
obont M connecting with express trains ana through
ca Tor Poston Cape Cod Lowell and North White NOUN
tains &c. 81, -. +, % :, -, ,or al, ronts IA.
uronngscsion by Annex Boat from Brooklyn M
cge,s and staterooms can be obtained IN NewYork t
ooT 5si 0i1 81 and 1913 Broadway 26l West iZ3ust
IA Fast i25ths, 1873 Bovery Aston House anu "ihasos
"a I'll" lna once % ". r., and on steamers
DORDEN & LOWELL GEo. L. C ~ W pss .r,
Agents. Gen. F"ss' AS@
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Tho gl5 trip from New York will DO omitted MONDAY July
4 MAO boat will make all connections
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-03

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ Trans esve from Chanberss Station for Epglewoo
Tsnaay fIossser sparkpi END Ey.ck $50. 7d2 sag
1850 w. Y ndnsh r ssn4 vg,s 7lo oso ar and
63O 7:l0. $3.50 Ash $50 p Cl:s0 y. Saturdays
only. Sundays. $50 a H. p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-03

ITO NEW-HAVEN, 75c.
EXCURSION tgood 9 DAYS, 81 IS
Steamers 9. H. NoRTHAM and CONTINENTAL leave
Peck Slip Pier rs 4. H., and III IN. (Sunday's
ceptedl connecting at NewH Haven with special trains foe
MERiDEN, HARTFORD, SPRINGFIELD HDLYOKr
&c Tbrough tickets sold and checked at 944 Broad
way N. Y, and Courtst. Brooklyn
TOR WHITE MOUNTAINS and BAR HAIR
il BOR
PROVIDENCE LINE
STEAMERS RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHUSETTS
49, North River. daily. except Sunday at
connecting with through paror from steamers wharf
Providence Fabyans without change Send to p o. Box
3.0ll for summer excursion book.
DAY LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT,
ID NORFOLK. VA, and SOUTH.
Leave Penn r. X 4:30 Parlor cars to Baltimore
Norfolk . a m II. v. TOMPKINS
LNOR HUDSON AND COXSACKIE.
i Steamer Raaerski leaves Tuesdays and Thursdays
D. M Saturdays at m. Steamer Walter Brett az
6 d. m. from pier foot OF Jav.st, ". r.
Steamer McManus Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
from pier OF Frank nst at Boats connect with
Boston and Albany X Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-03

Surplus...-. S3,34oVUU So,UoI'V'V Thu +'o0' 70
The Clearing House statement today was as TOTO -:
Exchanges 5000 S26 1875 balances S11 .2Ol,ToS ror
the week Exchanges 1878 644,32s; balances, S4o'-
23l ,267 ,,,, rYo,..
the snb-Treasury debtor at the Clearing House
$4l4S,92l. ..r.c , oort
Money was abundant among bankers Mt 5d6 per cent
The customs receipts reported Al Washington
1890 receipts were S9ou
The nited states Treasury received $4,000 National bank
notes for redemption receipts for the week were as
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piui6eno Notices.

MAnIErrA AND NORTH GEORGIA RAILWAY COMPANY;
COUPONS due July LIST, proximO, from bonds
presentation the office OF Messa Body. Mcclellan Co.,
r. NJ. PULsIFER, President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-03

Messrs vermiye Co offer for sale In another column
the first mortgage PER cent gold bonds due lS2o ol
the Kings County Ee yated Railway OF BrcokIyn ine
bonds which cover as q first mortgage all properly anu
rights now owned hereafter acquired by the COMPANY
offered at par and accrued interest tne rght ocs
reserved to advance the price without notice.
Statement of the Controller OF the Currency on july
], 1887. showing the amounts OF National BANK pote
passage OF the acts June 90 1874, January Ia
and May 81 1878, together with the amounts oustahd
ing at date, and the increase or decrease
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Look O Leedle Out.

Hillsboro ought to feel highly com.
plimented by the gracious presence of a
champion slugger. By the coming of
this august parsonage our Young Amer
cas- will be inspired to deeds of bloody
nosed courage in emulation of the pro.
fessional bruiser. The unmanly art OF
self-defense will become favorite pas.
time, and the vernacular OF the ensan.
guined arena will make popular phrase.
The sportive editors of our contemporary
who have discouraged the gas we'll and
paid 80 little heed to the Conservatory
of Music will doubtless 60 into rhapso.
dies over this new addition to our at.
tainments of culture and refinement.
But there is State law that imposes
some restrictions on this kind of amuse-
ment. The right to beat each other into
jelly is not accorded to men, free as the
native air of Highland hills. Our
officers will be on the war.path, and
sporting gentlemen had better look a
leetle out,
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-07-07

The July wide Awoks has On interest.
Ing article on what sort OF boy George
WAshinston was. with another hatchst
atory a. good Va the cherry.tree stnry--
and more human.
Charles Egbert Cral.lock's story be-
gun in the June number halts at coon.
hunt. The other story.tellers stop to
take breath as they can.
There is more of what goes on inside
of bank, peep at the Harvard Annex,
a boy misses his Fourth of July, and a
picture.story Of animals and their ami
NAL friends.
Wide A,cake Ia a. bright and full and
solid and good a. ever. $40 q year ;
but there isn't a boy or girl that can't
get 1t for. work.
Send FIVE cents for a sample copy TO
D. Lothrop Company, Boston, and there
will come with II q primer about the
other Lothrop magazines.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Personal Property.

Josiah H. Rhoades and Joseph I. Taggart
Executors,vs. J. T. Washburn and Anthony
Eubanks. Highland County Court OF Com.
mon Pleas. Case No. 403i.
ORDER OF SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.
In pursuance of an order issued from
the Court of Common Pleas within and for
the County of Highland and Slate of Ohio
made at the April term thereof A. D. 1887
and to me directed, will offer for sale al
public auction on the premises OF said An.
thony Eubapks, in Brushcreek township. on
Friday, July 22d, A. D. 1887,
At lL O'Clock pm. Of said day the following
described personal property, to.wit:
One red and white spotted hcifer, In calf
one white steer about two years old, one
white roam COW, red and white spotted steer
two years old, roam heifer two years old
three yearling heifers, one yeariing steer
one red and two roam heifers, one roam steer
one red roam COW, one white cow, one roan
heifer, one red calf, 60 acres growing wheat
40 acres growing corn, Is acres growing corn
25 acres growing wheat, one Massilon engine
l6-horse power, one rubber belt, one portable
saw.mill, Gaar, Scott Co.'s manufacture
and all the fixtures.
Terms of sale-Cash on day of sale.
H. G. DAWSON,
Sheriff Highland County, o.
Steel & Hough, Attorneys.
July 7th. 1887,
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When Advertising Is Wanted.

There's nothing on earth 80 mysteri.
ously funny as newspaper advertise.
ment. The prime, first, last and all-the.
time object of an advertisement is to
draw custom. 1t is not, was not, and
never will be designed for any other
human purpose. So the merchant waits
till the busy season comes, and his store
is so full of customers he can't get his
hat off, and then he rushes to the news
paper and puts in his advertisement.
When the dull season gets along and
there is no trade, and he wants to sell
goods so bad he can't pay rent, he takes
out his advertisement. That is, some of
them do, but occasionally level-headed
merchant puts in bigger one and
scoops all the business, while his neigh
bors are making mortgages to pay the
gas bill. There are times when you
couldn't stop the people from buying
everything in the store if you planted q
cannon behind the door, and that's the
time the advertisement is sent out on
its holy mission. 1t makes light work
for the advertisement, for a chalk mark
on the sidewalk could do all that was
needed and have half holiday six days
in the week; but who wants to favor an
advertisement. They are built to do
hard work, and should be sent out in
the dull days when customer has to be
knocked down with hard facts and
kicked insensible with bankrupt reduc-
tions, and dragged in with Irresistible
slaughter of prices, before he will spend
cent. That's the aim and end OF an
advertisement, and if you ever open q
store don't try to get them to come
when they are already sticking out OF
the windows, but give them your adver-
tisements right between the eyes in the
dull season, and you will wax rich.
Write this down where you'll fall over
it every day: The time to draw business
is when you want business, and moi
when you have more business than you
can attend to already.-&. Louis Furni.
ture Trade Reriew.
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Capt. J. NJ. Hiestand does not want to
be considered a candidate for re-nomi-
nation before the Republican county
convention. New business interests will
hereafter occupy his entire time. The
Captains many friends deeply regret his
decision in this regard. His business
ability, perfect integrity and wide influ-
ence make him one of the strongest men
that could claim the suffrages of High
land county Republicans. He is most
competent and obliging official, and his
hosts of friends would enjoy giving him
q second term.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-07-07

Colonel w. L. Curry, veteran with a
four-years' war record behind him, is
among the candidates for the Office Of
State Auditor, subject to the action Of
the State Republican Convention. He
is highly recommended by the press at
large as a cultured, unassuming gentle.
man, and as an acceptable officer during
his term of Authorship in Union county.
Col. Curry will visit Hillsboro this week.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-07-07

There are fifty-ive empty county jails
In Iowa. This ID one of the States that
ha6 . prohibitory law. Prohibition may
not totally prohibit the drinking of in
toxicants, but it seems to have a salutary
sasctin diminishing other kinds OF crime.
Il b . TACT confirmed by reason and by
histeEy that the more region becomes
agitated ON the temperance question, the
Iem frequent il the occurrence of every
klnd Of crime. When was there time
y ths annals Of Highland county or in
~ memory of the Oldest inhabitant,
vhen there were fewer criminal cases ON
~ court docket than at present? A
larGD pee cent Of all the crimes commit
- aAve dsunksu men - actors. The
'1opg pablis tempesanoe sentiment
= 1oa ~ ~ y tho pssvalenes a
~ tonn, "a . ialljag ~ in ~